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Ian’s photography teacher asks him to take some photos of a few different species over the weekend. Which group of photos would MOST LIKELY get Ian a good grade if he turned them in? A.
pictures of a lion, tiger, and leopard from his visit to the zoo

B.
pictures of Ian’s backyard, a birdhouse, and the river behind the school

C.
pictures of Ian’s golden retriever playing with the neighbor’s puppy

D.
pictures of a mother bird feeding her baby chicks in a nest

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